Micro-level and Macro-level are two different levels of analysis of deviant behavior. Micro-level analysis deals with social processes and personal characteristics such as labeling, social bonding, self-control or derogation, which may account for a person's criminal or deviant behavior. Macro-level is used to consider ways in which structural and cultural characteristics of social collectives such as societies, subcultures, and social groupings that affect the rates of crime and acts of social deviance. Rates of crime and deviant behavior generally refer to the number of offenses that occur for a specific number in a given population (Humphrey & Schmalleger, 2012). In a society where crime appears to be a normal act, it is almost impossible
